No, its not a spam post
For those of us that have children (or nephews and nieces ;D) you can get hugely discounted official and legal software from Software4students (http://www.software4students.co.uk/default.aspx)
I am ,currently, a student and I think I may love you for that link ;D
Software for students is where i point all my lot at, there not getting there hands on my site licenced stuff.
The MS windows 7 is listed as an upgrade but there's nothing stopping you installing it as the full version. It doesn't bother checking to see if there is an existing version on the HD for the upgrade.
One of my sons is at Soton Uni doing Engineering & Electronics...hes so dam smart with soft ware it worries me. He managed to get Adobe photo shop pro for me, onto a CD rom absolutely free. Dont ask how as it just goes over my head.
Quote from: Ziderman on July 30, 2011, 07:52:36 AM
One of my sons is at Soton Uni doing Engineering & Electronics...hes so dam smart with soft ware it worries me. He managed to get Adobe photo shop pro for me, onto a CD rom absolutely free. Dont ask how as it just goes over my head.
Some unis provide cheap software to students. However, if it downloaded off the net, I'd be more cautious and they tend to have hidden viruses and malware.
QuoteOne of my sons is at Soton Uni doing Engineering & Electronics...hes so dam smart with soft ware it worries me. He managed to get Adobe photo shop pro for me, onto a CD rom absolutely free. Dont ask how as it just goes over my head.
Some unis provide cheap software to students. However, if it downloaded off the net, I'd be more cautious and they tend to have hidden viruses and malware.
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Hes far to bright to let that happen. He knows all about these things. It all came to me on a CD rom....I have all Western Power mapping & customer info on my Computers, so I have to be very careful as to what I use & don't use. I don't want that lot going down on me as it's very important for my work.